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BRADING


£500,000


This unique home has been designed to fully maximise the wonderful sea and countryside views which surround it and can be enjoyed from both the ground and first floors. The flexible accommodation is set over 2 floors, and lends itself for use as a family home or home with a separate annexe on the ground floor. The accommodation comprises 4 double bedrooms, a large kitchen diner, spacious sitting room with stunning views and a balcony, a conservatory, utility room and 3 bathrooms. There is a generous amount of parking to the front with access to a double garage, and a good sized rear garden with patio areas, lawn, planted bed and vegetable beds, all with a countryside backdrop. Located in The Mall, a sought after area of Brading, this home benefits from easy access to mainland connections, whilst enjoying the local amenities of a close knit community, with doctor’s surgery, good eating pubs, country walks and the Roman Villa on its doorstep.


BEMBRIDGE £445,000


This Victorian Villa, built circa 1896, is situated within the centre of Bembridge Village in close to all the amenities, harbour & local beaches. The house offers spacious accommodation set over 3 floors, to include 5 double bedrooms and well-proportioned reception rooms. Original features include high skirting boards, picture rails and fireplaces. Further benefits include two bathrooms and a utility room with separate cloakroom. Externally there is a large, southerly aspect garden to the rear, which incorporates a paved patio, lawn with planted borders and a separate area with raised vegetable beds and sheds. With the fabulous garden and extensive accommodation, all set in the centre of our beautiful village, this is a wonderful opportunity for families looking for either a permanent or second home.


BEMBRIDGE OFFICE 3 Foreland Road, Bembridge PO35 5XN


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